Star Wars: Ahsoka
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She had the second one hooked on her belt.
I think it was a stylistic choice to only fight with one. First to have the Kurosawa inspired duel and kill in the forest, and then to replicate Vader versus Obi-Wan on the Death Star when she's fighting Baylan.
Like Vader in the OT, Baylan wasn't a very athletic fighter. So it was a largely traditional sword fight with the emphasis on strength over finesse. As with Vader vs. Obi-Wan, Sabine shouts, "No!" in shock like Luke when it ends.
Great episode! Ahsoka's 'spidey-sense' sucks though and I hate it when robots blink.
Good episode. Skipped all the early ship talk, but my God Ray Stevenson owns every second he appears in. His costume is so great, a mix of Clive Barker and samurai.
I didn’t appreciate the cutting between lightsaber fights when the Ahsoka/Baylan one was far greater.
I was hoping Sabine and Ashoka would die, like I wanted the hyperspace thing to be completed. Morgan is such a boring grandstander though, I hope Baylan kills her in the finale.
Sabine herself is a terrible character, making poor decisions and bad combat moves. Honestly though, Baylan’s speech was so enticing compared to how crap Ahsoka is as a trainer, I would have handed the map over too
I didn’t appreciate the cutting between lightsaber fights when the Ahsoka/Baylan one was far greater.
I was hoping Sabine and Ashoka would die, like I wanted the hyperspace thing to be completed. Morgan is such a boring grandstander though, I hope Baylan kills her in the finale.
Sabine herself is a terrible character, making poor decisions and bad combat moves. Honestly though, Baylan’s speech was so enticing compared to how crap Ahsoka is as a trainer, I would have handed the map over too
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I wouldn't mind if they left the older, smug Ahsoka in the World Between Worlds, and let the younger, snippy one return instead.
#recast Ahsoka
Would you rather have Rey 'Perfect' Skywalker?
I would rather have none of these Mary Sues. Give me a show from the point of view of the Sith like the Acolyte, that sounds like it has potential.
Well Sabine isn't a Mary Sue and you're getting the Acolyte so there's content for everyone.
Where the **** is Zeb.
No Mary Sues in this show, quit crying. Also the main cast of The Acolyte is mostly women.
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Maybe he's in the toilet like Axe Woves? The space peanuts at the bar didn't agree with him...
Lightsaber choreography goes hard in this show. That fight between Ahsoka and Baylan was spicy.
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I got the feels.
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Very good episode. I hope they keep up the momentum through the remaining episodes and are able to nail the landing.
I've only watched a handful of Rebels. The animation style made it hard for me to get into any of these shows. I would have much preferred the more realistic style used in the game cinematics, but I know that the more cartoony style they use is faster, cheaper and more kid friendly. That said, the characters seem to have made a nice jump to live action.
I like Dawson as Ahsoka. She brings a strength, calm and maturity to the role--like someone who has been on a path to self-discovery of their place within the force--although I can't tell how old she's supposed to be (late 20s? 30s? 40s?). The actress playing Sabine is doing a nice job. I did like her with the long multi-colored hair and more rebellious look in the first couple of episodes, but she looks great in the Mandalorian armor and the character has a nice arc playing out. I don't know enough about the Hera, but the actress seems to be doing a good job. The Zeb character will likely show up at some point, but since he needs to be fully CGI it's an expensive add. I kind of thought he might show up in one of the X-Wing, especially since they could cheat him by only having to render a head onto a relatively stationary body as well as take advantage of the cockpit shadows. However, I don't know if the character is a pilot. I'm guessing Thrawn and/or Ezra will show up at the end of next week. Ray Stevenson (a real loss) is great as Baylan and Shin has the perfect wild-eyed look of an impetuous apprentice.
Maybe Disney/Star Wars is starting to turn the corner. I was only so-so on Kenobi (watch the Patterson cut). The Mandalorian is good, but looks to be running out of steam. Boba Fett was pretty unnecessary, although I did like how some of the side characters Black Krrsantan and the Hutt Twins were added in. Not a fan of the sequels.
I've only watched a handful of Rebels. The animation style made it hard for me to get into any of these shows. I would have much preferred the more realistic style used in the game cinematics, but I know that the more cartoony style they use is faster, cheaper and more kid friendly. That said, the characters seem to have made a nice jump to live action.
I like Dawson as Ahsoka. She brings a strength, calm and maturity to the role--like someone who has been on a path to self-discovery of their place within the force--although I can't tell how old she's supposed to be (late 20s? 30s? 40s?). The actress playing Sabine is doing a nice job. I did like her with the long multi-colored hair and more rebellious look in the first couple of episodes, but she looks great in the Mandalorian armor and the character has a nice arc playing out. I don't know enough about the Hera, but the actress seems to be doing a good job. The Zeb character will likely show up at some point, but since he needs to be fully CGI it's an expensive add. I kind of thought he might show up in one of the X-Wing, especially since they could cheat him by only having to render a head onto a relatively stationary body as well as take advantage of the cockpit shadows. However, I don't know if the character is a pilot. I'm guessing Thrawn and/or Ezra will show up at the end of next week. Ray Stevenson (a real loss) is great as Baylan and Shin has the perfect wild-eyed look of an impetuous apprentice.
Maybe Disney/Star Wars is starting to turn the corner. I was only so-so on Kenobi (watch the Patterson cut). The Mandalorian is good, but looks to be running out of steam. Boba Fett was pretty unnecessary, although I did like how some of the side characters Black Krrsantan and the Hutt Twins were added in. Not a fan of the sequels.
I like her too.I like Sabine just fine.
1. The actress playing her can act
2. It’s good to see a SW character not named Boba Fett, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo or Darth Vader fail for a change
3. Her decision with the map won me over completely
4. I don’t really know her from “Rebels” accept for the 4 or 5 episodes I watched and can’t remember.
Initially I was disappointed that
she didn't follow Ahsoka's instructions to destroy the map, especially after they belabored the point of Ahsoka's being able to count on her. But I'm willing to cut her some slack because she probably thought Ahsoka had just died, so perhaps she thinks finding Ezra is her best bet now. If she followed through and destroyed the map she would be signing her own death sentence, as Baylan would kill her for ruining his plans. I like that she's not so noble that she wouldn't first and foremost save her own skin. IMO a protagonist with relatable "flaws" isn't a bad thing. Plus Ezra thwarted the threat of Thrawn* once before so maybe she thinks he can do so again.
* - Sorry, couldn't resist a bit of tongue-twisting alliteration.
* - Sorry, couldn't resist a bit of tongue-twisting alliteration.
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Anyone else find it weird that Baylan, Shin and Morgan, just stand around looking over a cliff, for most of the time, and don't even bother to turn around to speak to others, lol.
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You were right, World between Worlds is still a thing lolI like her too.
Initially I was disappointed thatshe didn't follow Ahsoka's instructions to destroy the map, especially after they belabored the point of Ahsoka's being able to count on her. But I'm willing to cut her some slack because she probably thought Ahsoka had just died, so perhaps she thinks finding Ezra is her best bet now. If she followed through and destroyed the map she would be signing her own death sentence, as Baylan would kill her for ruining his plans. I like that she's not so noble that she wouldn't first and foremost save her own skin. IMO a protagonist with relatable "flaws" isn't a bad thing. Plus Ezra thwarted the threat of Thrawn* once before so maybe she thinks he can do so again.
* - Sorry, couldn't resist a bit of tongue-twisting alliteration.
Good episode.
I kept yelling at Sabine to start fighting like a Mando and not a Jedi, did a first pump when she finally did!
One question though:
I kept yelling at Sabine to start fighting like a Mando and not a Jedi, did a first pump when she finally did!
One question though:
how did Ahsoka enter the World Between Worlds from that cliff dive? Is there a connection between the star map and the WBW, or does she still have some latent connection to it since she's been there before?
Presumably she was able to do that because
Ahsoka died.
So, I think the WBW is also the "afterlife" in a way - Ahsoka likely isn't dead but I think she's having a near death experience. It's why Anakin says he didn't expect to see her so soon and why he doesn't look like a Force Ghost. This is where their consciousness lives when they don't project themselves to the material plane.
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